Prunus avium
Description
A cherry is the fruit of many plants of the genus Prunus, and is a fleshy drupe.
Taxonomy
Family
Rosaceae
Genus
Prunus
Burlat
Burlat is a prunus avium cultivar. An early variety with fruit being read to harvest in late November to early December. Cherries are large, sweet and bright red in colour. Large heart shaped fruit with juicy soft sweet dark red flesh. Use fresh, jams, jellies, preserves or dessert.
Compact Stella
Compact Stella is a prunus avium cultivar. A regular heavy cropper of heart-shaped, dark red fruit and firm light red flesh. It has a rich, sweet flavour that make them ideal for eating fresh from the tree. Self fertile. Crops December/January.
Dawson
Dawson is a prunus avium cultivar. It produces blackish-red skinned fruit with firm, red flesh. It has a delicious, sweet flavour that is great for eating fresh from the tree.
Griotella
Cherry ‘Griotella’ is a deciduous selection of Prunus avium. It is grown for productive crops with white, red tones, typically noted around spring/summer. Best performance comes with ordinary garden care; it is hardy.
Lapins
No description available.
Tangshe
Tangshe is a prunus avium cultivar. Early, self-fertile variety producing well in mild climates around December. It produces large crops of firm, juicy fruit with good flavour and pinkish red skin.